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Formula One – Toyota Preview

Published on: 18th May, 2009

Having failed to score a point for the first time this season in Spain, Toyota head to Monaco intent on a return to form…

Jarno Trulli: “Monaco is one of my favourite tracks in Formula One; it is so challenging and the driver can really make a difference so this suits me well. It is always special to go to Monaco because the atmosphere is different to any other race and the circuit is unique. I know it’s slow in terms of average speed but when you are Full Article

Ferrari seek court injunction

Published on: 16th May, 2009

FIA president Max Mosley has revealed that Ferrari have approached the French courts to gain an injunction against the proposed changes in Formula One.

The Italian manufacturer is amongst the teams who have Full Article

Mercedes – We won’t follow

Published on: 14th May, 2009

Mercedes Motorsport boss Norbert Haug has said they will not join rivals threatening to quit Formula One over plans to introduce a budget cap.

On Wednesday, Renault joined Ferrari in threatening to withdraw from the sport over the issue, while the likes of Toyota and both the Red Bull-backed teams having already voiced their opposition to the cap, set at £40million.

The German manufacturer apparently does not want to speak out against the FIA after the organisation took a lenient view on partner team McLaren over the ‘lie-gate’ saga involving Full Article

Ferrari have sensationally threatened to quit Formula One

Published on: 12th May, 2009

Ferrari have sensationally threatened to quit Formula One after refusing to accept spending caps planned for next season.

In a short statement on the team’s website, the sport’s most iconic team said they will not be on the grid in 2010.

“We confirm our opposition to the new technical regulations adopted by the FIA and do not intend entering our cars in the 2010 F1 Championship,” the statement read.

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Lewis Hamilton admitted his car’s deficiencies

Published on: 10th May, 2009

Lewis Hamilton has all-but admitted that his car’s deficiencies mean he will not be able to mount a successful defence of the world championship.

The McLaren Mercedes driver finished ninth in the Spanish Grand Prix – Hamilton’s usual optimism conspicuous by its absence in the immediate aftermath of the race at the Circuit de Catalunya.

Starting 14th on the grid, Hamilton fell even further down the field on the opening lap following an accident that caused the retirement of four cars.

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